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Ah, 'Panique au montage' is a curious piece, really. The film has this eerie tone as it unfolds, almost voyeuristic in nature. You have this couple entering an abandoned airplane, which immediately sets a unique atmosphere—it's like stepping into a relic of the past. Inside, they stumble upon an editing studio, and what strikes me is how the film plays with the concept of war through a lens that's decidedly unconventional. The pacing is deliberate, almost meditative, and it really allows you to soak in the strangeness of the scene. Practical effects are minimal, but they add to the overall surrealism. The performances are understated yet convey a palpable tension. It’s definitely distinctive for how it challenges typical war film tropes.
Unique exploration of war film tropes. · Eerie atmosphere with a voyeuristic feel. · Deliberate pacing enhances its surreal quality.
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